Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-02

best in town, with long and prac- ,ical experience, noted for courte- sy, poiiteness and honesty, also very accom modating. They will always give you good weight, good measure. and make no false repre-. sentations. Very truly yours, z la JOHNSON X GENERALLY.
 w. B. Waller. agent for the ] Kaufman Milling Co.,. handles mill brands of flour which are un surpassed in price and quality. You can get pair of those good old civil service boots, at John son X Generelly's, that will last you a year. for only S2.5O. Every
 body knows them, that have worn them.
 Mir. B. H. Logan killed g hog last week, that he had raised,
 weighing 27l pounds. Mr. Abur-
 row paid him $500 for it. It made fine meat-a large hog. Ev- cry family in town could as easily raise one or more such every year. '''
 Mir. J. w. Gam, of Laneburg,
 was in to see us Wednesday, and paid for the paper to be sent his
 father, Mir. Robert Gam. at Dallas Ga. Mir. B. T. Lane also sends
 the paper to his father, Mir. J. T. Lane, at same place. We hope both will enjoy reading the gift of their sons.
 Mir. J. NJ. HairstOn, one of Ne vada's best citizens, from near
 Bodcaw, was up last week, and made this office an appreciated call Says health of his communi- ty good in the main, though ! Messrs J. c. Parker and-Urrey are sick with slow fever. We trust they will be speedily restor- ed to health.
 The editor of this paper leaves i today To take in the Expo. at Lit. tie Rock, and 10 meet his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. A. Gardner, from Carrollton, Ga, who come out to make their home with him. Their son aud daughter, master Charlie and Miss Fannie, come with them. We trust our neigh bors and friends will give them a 1 warm welcome and assist us all in their power in making them happy and cOntented.
 MT. Adam Frederick has sold out his barker shop to Mir. Jno. M. Thompson, of Illinois, d splen- did tonsOrial artist and nice gen. tleman, who has moved his family here and will make Prescott his home. We extend him a warm welcome. Mir. Frederick will go to Florida for his health, leaving his family here with Mir. Jost, his wife's father. We hope Mir F's asthma and lung trouble will be speedily cured, in the "Land of . Flowers" Messrs. Hamby X Friedell have opened a law office in Prescott. Nr. Hamby will reside in Prescott and manage the office here, while Mir. Friedell will reside in TeXark. ana and manage the office there. Mr. Hamly is well known in this and adjoining counties. as a sue. cessful practitioner, and Mir. Friedell, we understand, is one of the leading lawyers of Texarkana They will jolntly conduct all their suits in the Circuit, Supreme and Federal courts. At present their Prescott office will he on East Elm street near w. B. Walters. 1t-tf We earnestly invite all people to come, see, examine and price our large, new and elegant stock of fall and winter goods. Our stock has been selected with great care, and at the lowest prices, from the largest factories and wholesale houses, in the East. Our shelving and counters are loaded down with new goods of every style and description. We are satisfied that the low prices we are selling our goods, will in duce and persuade many people to buy from us. The great num- Der of customers that visit our house daily, is sufficient proof that we are selling cheap We will continue to extend q general invi- tation to all, to come, see and know for yourselves, that we will sell you the best goods for the least money. We want more GUS , toners and more trade. We have an abundance of goods and bar. gains to give every cue that will buy from us. The good quality of our goods, and the low prices we will sell them to you, will make glad your heart, put happy smile upon your face, you will go out with an arm full Oi goods rejoicing, because you have received such good value for the money you spent with
 ! JOHNSON X GENERELLy. l The following we clip from re. cent issue of the Carrollton, Ga, .,)